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What are Structured Settlements?

Structured settlements can be used in personal injury cases where the victim is not able to handle their financial affairs. Common examples include minors and adults with cognitive disabilities. Instead of paying the victim a single lump sum, the settlement funds are placed into an annuity by the insurance company – and then the annuity…

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Early Morning Collision On I-285 Kills One, Injures Another

On September 2, shortly before 4:00 am, one person died, and another was injured in a two-vehicle collision on I-285 West near Ashford Dunwoody Road. According to Rough Draft Atlanta, the Dunwoody Police Department reported that officers arrived at the scene to find the driver and one passenger trapped in a white Scion. The collision…

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How Long Does an Atlanta Injury Case Take?

The duration of a personal injury case can vary widely. While some personal injury cases can be resolved in a matter of months, others take several years, especially if they involve complex legal issues or severe injuries. Here are the phases of a typical personal injury case: Medical treatment During this phase, the injured party…

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Can You Sue a Venue for a Stage Diving Injury?

A fan suffered a severe spinal cord injury and was left partially paralyzed after the lead singer of a band “stage-dived” on top of her during a New York show in May 2024. The woman underwent surgery for a spinal cord injury following the accident at a Trophy Eyes show in Buffalo, NY. Trophy Eyes…

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How Does Spinal Cord Trauma Affect Your Body?

Atlanta’s vibrant lifestyle provides diverse opportunities, yet the city’s hustle poses risks of serious injury. From busy superhighways to countless construction jobsites, urban life demands constant awareness in order to mitigate injury risks and embrace all our city has to offer. Serious injuries like spinal cord injuries (SCIs) can affect how a victim’s entire body…

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How Electricity Causes Catastrophic Injuries

You use electricity throughout the day – from the time you get up in the morning and flip on your electric toothbrush to turning off the light as you head off to sleep for the evening. Yet, electricity is a very dangerous source of power. When not used properly, especially in high-risk situations, electricity can…

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Proving Damages in a Savannah Personal Injury Case

The physical and emotional aftermath of an injury can be a lot to deal with. Similarly, the legal side of your personal injury can be equally stressful. When pursuing a personal injury claim, a crucial aspect is proving the scope of damages for which you will be compensated. To successfully navigate the legal system and…

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Dealing With the Emotional Toll of a Serious Personal Injury

Atlanta residents who experience an injury can face profound negative effects in their daily life. The physical pain and suffering are clear, but the emotional toll can be a silent challenge for victims. Coping with the aftermath of a personal injury requires resilience, support, and effective strategies for managing stress and anxiety. Outside of a…

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Why You Need a Savannah Lawyer When You’re Injured on Vacation

Our beautiful city of Savannah offers a lot to attract visitors from out of state. From its charming and historic architecture to Tybee Island, and to our delicious local cuisine, it’s no wonder that millions of tourists come flocking to our culturally rich city. While a vacation is intended for fun and relaxation, unfortunately, you…

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How Does a Pre-Existing Injury Affect My Accident Claim?

Many people live with all types of aches and pains. These pains may be due to prior accidents or just to the wear and tear of your body as you age, which are generally referred to as pre-existing conditions. If an accident makes your pre-existing condition worse, you may be able file a personal injury…

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How Physicians Can Help in Savannah Personal Injury Cases

Bringing a personal injury claim after an accident requires showing medical evidence of your injuries. Your doctors need to provide reports and testimony to demonstrate that your injuries are due to the accident, as well as the severity of your medical condition. A great report may mean a great settlement. A confusing or inadequate medical…

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Beware Slow Drivers This Holiday Season

We all know the dangers of driving too fast, and speeding is a frequent cause of motor vehicle accidents. However, driving slower doesn’t necessarily mean safer, and super-slow drivers can cause accidents too. According to the National Motorists Association, federal and state studies have consistently shown that the drivers most likely to become involved in…

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Bad Winters Increase the Risk of Truck Accidents

If you live in Savannah or anywhere else in Georgia, you are probably used to mild winters. The southern state rarely gets snow, with most inclement weather during winter related to rain. Trucks can pose risks even in good weather, and stormy winter weather makes them extra dangerous. Any semi-truck or big rig traveling through…

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FMCSA Turns Down Second UPS Request to Bypass Safety Training Requirements

As the United Parcel Service (UPS) struggles to fill numerous driver training positions across the US, the package delivery company insists that it should be exempted from certain provisions included in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) that went into effect in February 2020. However, the FMCSA is not on board.…

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Do I Have to Release My Entire Medical History After a Car Accident?

A personal injury case is typically built on medical records, and an injured party will be required to prove that another party’s negligent conduct caused their bodily injuries. Although evidence of the plaintiff’s injuries appears in their medical records, there are usually some marginally related or unrelated medical issues in these records, including injuries to…

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Amazon Buys One Health – What Could This Mean for Medical Privacy?

In July, Amazon announced that it will acquire primary care provider One Medical for $3.9 billion. The acquisition, one of the largest ever, will provide Amazon with a physical network of health care offices and providers, and access to technology to enable virtual medical appointments. The deal complements Amazon’s existing healthcare portfolio, which includes Amazon…

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When the Wheels Come Off: Risk of Traumatic Brain Injury in Motorsports

Motorsports are extremely popular in Georgia. The Atlanta and Savannah areas host numerous venues where residents can watch NASCAR racing and other motorsport competitions. Thousands more, including young people and children, directly participate in motorsport competitions, racing cars, karts, motorcycles, and other vehicles. While some might not think of motorsport participants as athletes subject to…

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What Are Pain and Suffering Damages in Georgia?

When you or a loved one suffer injury in an accident or incident that was not your fault, you are generally eligible to bring a personal injury claim against the at-fault party. This is true whether you were injured in a car, truck or motorcycle accident, through medical practice, or an accident a work. Your…

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What Are the Dangers of In-Home Elevators?

The conveniences that technology can provide are becoming easier to access from our very own homes. For those of us with conditions that keep us from using the stairs, having the ease of access of a lift or home elevator can be life-changing. Such technology allows such people access to their own homes without much…

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More Than 50 Million Americans Live With Chronic Pain

Personal injury claims typically involve discussions about pain. For some victims, that pain may go away with certain treatments or medications. For others, the pain becomes constant and part of a “new normal.” According to a report in the Washington Post, nearly 1 in 5 Americans (50.2 million people) live with chronic pain. What is…

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